Well... yeah :P

I've told you how lazy I am right? ;)

*sigh*

That you have, which makes all the time and effort you're putting into AF all the more surprising. ;-P


Regarding the King Arthur Collection - after some thought, I think it's best to keep GOG's cover for King Arthur Collection, and use the cover I've made for King Arthur: Fallen Champions, which I'm attaching here again to avoid any confusion.

So, next batch:

King Arthur Collection

King Arthur (Collection) --> 1444731636 -- GOG's cover
King Arthur: Fallen Champions --> 1444731945 -- attached


Police Quest Swat 1 --> 1207661473
Police Quest Swat 2 --> 1207661483


MegaRace 1 --> 1207661603
MegaRace 2 --> 1207661613

And here's the last one for tonight:

System Shock: Enhanced Edition --> 1439995156

Lords of the Realms CD Version --> 1207663233

Leisure Suit Larry 1 (VGA) - In the Land of the Lounge Lizards --> 1207662043
Leisure Suit Larry 6 (VGA) - Shape Up Or Slip Out! --> 1207662093

Tomorrow I'll post the covers for the Police Quest, Quest for Glory and Cultures series, for Incredible Machine Mega Pack, The, and the free games.

Goodnight!

Should even start on it in a few hours.

If it was me, I would bump the black levels a bit (or a touch more if you already did) on some of these to improve contrast.

Actually, I take that back. A few of them I might slightly bump the blacks further.

That depends on what you mean by having one userscript load others. (Greasemonkey is already a loader, so do you mean stitching them together into a single, coherent UI?)

That aside, if I really can't suggest a solution for that once I know more, the execution of the Javascript is far and away the heaviest part (especially when it's manipulating the DOM), so why not do this to lighten the load for people who don't want everything:

1. Give each feature a checkbox to turn it on or off entirely

2. Store all of the enable/disable decisions in a single JSON blob behind a single GM_getValue() call. (Parsing JSON is much faster than multiple queries to the SQLite database backing GM_getValue)

3. Have each init call within the block at the bottom of the script be conditional on one of those values.

4. Only patch the account menu with the configuration UI on pages where a feature is enabled.

5. Add a "configure ..." entry to the Greasemonkey "User Script Commands" menu as a way to recover if you disable all features.

That way, on pages with no relevant features enabled, it's merely "load and parse script" (must be fast for things like the asm.js-compiled Unreal engine), "call JSON.parse(GM_getValue(...))", and "add a User Script Commands menu entry which will trigger the deferred loading of the config UI".

Well I'd hoped that I could have different userscripts with their own metadata (so their own @includes, @grants and @requires etc.) and then just have one script that the end user would need to install (if they wanted all features) or let them pick and choose which ones they want if they didn't.

Hmm, I'll look into it at some point certainly but I think that may require quite a bit of reworking of the current system... thanks for the suggestions :)

Sounds like you want some kind of transclusion build system similar to an offline templating system for HTML, Not too difficult to hack together.

Heck, were it not for the need to handle the metadata, you could probably use one of the existing tools for concatenating and minifying JavaScript based on a dependency spec like CommonJS modules or AMD.

Looks nice, I've attached a refined version of it.


First batch of the day:

Police Quest Collection

Police Quest - In Pursuit of The Death Angel --> 1207661263
Police Quest 2 - Vengeance --> 1207661283
Police Quest 3 - The Kindred --> 1207661293
Police Quest 4 - Open Season --> 1207661303

Second batch of the day:

Quest for Glory 1-5

Quest for Glory 1 --> 1207661313
Quest for Glory 2 --> 1207661323
Quest for Glory 3 --> 1207661383
Quest for Glory 4 --> 1207661393
Quest for Glory 5 --> 1207661403

Third batch of the day:

Cultures

Cultures 1 --> 1207663793
Cultures 2 --> 1207663813
Cultures: Northland --> 1207663833
Cultures: 8th Wonder of the World --> 1207663853

I'm well aware that Cultures 1 and Cultures: 8th Wonder of the World have distinct covers, just wanted to keep things "in theme".

Fourth batch of the day:

Incredible Machine Mega Pack, The

Return of the Incredible Machine Contraptions --> 1207663943
The Even More Incredible Machine --> 1207664023
The Incredible Machine - Even More Contraptions --> 1207664043
The Incredible Machine 3 --> 1207664053

Note that there's an alternative cover for The Incredible Machine 3 - I read that it's basically The Incredible Machine 2 with an improved UI, so felt like making an alternative cover on the more fun side.

Since these were requested by moonshineshadow, perhaps she should decide which one to use.

And this batch concludes the paid games, next are the free games.
If anyone has/knows of games that fall into the "same cover/different title/text" category, and would like something different, please post here.

A hug from the moonshine shadow? Deal, but only if you come over. ;-)


Something told me that you would!
I like it better too, makes me chuckle a bit every time I look at it.


Free games covers - part I:

Beneath a Steel Sky --> 1207658695 (GOG's cover here, or larger version attached)

Dragonsphere --> 1207658927

Lure of the Temptress --> 1207658694

Stargunner --> 1207659693

There are two covers for Dragonsphere - first is GOG's one without the "free" badge, and second is the original box cover. Take your pick!

Free games covers - part II:

Teenagent --> 1207658753

Treasure Adventure Game --> 1207659013

Tyrian 2000 --> 1207658901

Warsow --> 1207659121

Free games covers - part III (and final):

Ultima Worlds of Adventure 2: Martian Dreams --> 1207659062
Worlds of Ultima: The Savage Empire --> 1207659061


And done!

Hope I've not screwed up any IDs, and hope you like them.